Sentence examples for considered that one from inspiring English sources

"The president considered that one must pardon, as Jesus Christ said, when someone has expressed regret".

"He had considered that 'One nation, indivisible' conveyed the deep meaning that after the Civil War our nation could not be divided," she said, and the reference to God "tampered with the original meaning of the pledge as well as spoiling its rhythmic cadence".

"I have always considered that one of the gutsiest moves," Mr. Zanuck said.

In part, this is because she was asked to be on the committee in 1994 when the award was first established by the Gish estate to honor excellence in the arts -- she declined because of time constraints -- and said she never considered that one day she might be a recipient.

In the present case, it was considered that one drain had fallen out after surgery, due to the contact area with the 16G spinal needle having become weak in the process of mini-plate deformation during surgery.

In other words, it is considered that one sensor datum is not labelled for road surface shapes, and the estimation of road surface conditions was repeated 450 times as the total number in the estimation model which was constructed from the sensor data corresponding to 449 labels.

Consider that one can rely on inanimate objects, such as alarm clocks; but when they break, one is not betrayed, although one may be disappointed.

But this is a fool's logic when considering that one's personal decisions have implications on others.

Especially considering that one of the other cooks had not shown up for his shift.

Not bad, considering that one of them has been made redundant five times in his working life.

They might consider that one way of forestalling that would be to release men like Ahmad Batebi, who hardly constitutes a threat.